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The Wakefield twins, Elizabeth and Jessica, are thrilled when Susan Devlin, a sophisticated newcomer from New York City, arrives in Sweet Valley for a two‑week visit. Elizabeth acts as Susan’s guide around town while Jessica enjoys the excitement of her time in the city. The twins quickly become fascinated by Susan’s charm and beauty, and the townsfolk take notice. A dramatic turn occurs when Susan accuses Mr. Collins of attempting to seduce her, prompting Elizabeth to dig deeper and discover that Susan may not be as perfect as she appears.
First publish date: 1984
Genre: General Fiction/General Fiction
Authors: Kate William
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